Is Phantom of the Opera Halloween-worthy? A madman in a mask hiding in the catacombs under the Paris Opera seems plenty Halloweenish to me. And the novel is a gothic horror classic, even if some of the film versions have blunted it with their more prosaic takes on the Phantom. Fortunately, Andrew Lloyd-Webber stuck to the source and his own romantic-gothic inclinations for his stage version.
The original single of the title song, featuring Sarah Brightman (then Lloyd-Webber's wife) and rocker Steve Harley (who was replaced in the actual stage show by Michael Crawford).
And probably my favourite song from the show, this time with Crawford.
